Literature on German Criminal Law

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  1. The principle of legality in the criminal law of Ukraine and the Federal Republic of Germany (on the example of certain norms on economic criminal offenses) Journal Article
    Berzin, Pawlo ; Volynets, Ruslan ; Berzina, Anzhela (2022)
    In: European Cooperation, 53(1), pp. 43-53
    Socialist criminal law Inter-German relations Electronic surveillance Secret service Political crimes Empirical research Criminology
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    Open Access
  2. Intelligence and crime control in the security law of Germany Contribution
    Arslan, Mehmet (2018)
    In: Dyson, Matthew; Vogel, Benjamin (Eds.), The limits of criminal law. Anglo-German concepts and principles, Intersentia, Antwerp, pp. 507-537
    Secret service Crime prevention Police Criminal law: constitutional aspects Jurisprudence Civil rights
  3. Countering terrorism at the limits of criminal liability in Germany Contribution
    Engelhart, Marc (2018)
    In: Dyson, Matthew; Vogel, Benjamin (Eds.), The limits of criminal law. Anglo-German concepts and principles, Intersentia, Antwerp, pp. 435-465
    Terrorism Criminal law Police Secret service Crime prevention National security
  4. Austrian law as a safe haven for foreign spies? An analysis on the basis of the recent phenomenon of ‘embassy espionage’ Journal Article
    Haider, Isabel (2018)
    In: European Journal of Crime, Criminal Law and Criminal Justice, 26(3), pp. 201-221
    Offenses against the state Secret service Comparative law Diplomatic privileges and immunities Judicial statistics Neutrality
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  5. Strategic surveillance and extraterritorial basic rights protection: German intelligence law after Snowden Journal Article
    Schaller, Christian (2018)
    In: German Law Journal, 19(4), pp. 941-980
    Secret service National security Exterritoriality Electronic surveillance Right of privacy Data protection Transborder data flow Constitutional law
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  6. The emergence of foreign intelligence investigations as alternatives to the criminal process. A view of American counterterrorism surveillance through German lenses Contribution
    Ross, Jacqueline E. (2016)
    In: Ross, Jacqueline; Thaman, Stephen (Eds.), Comparative criminal procedure, Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham, (Research handbooks in comparative law series, )
    Police Secret service Criminal investigation Electronic surveillance Terrorism Criminal procedure Law enforcement Right of privacy Due process of law
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  7. Police science in Germany: its process of coming of age or a case of a split or good weather version? Contribution
    Sack, Fritz (2011)
    In: Spapens, A. (Eds.), Universalis. Liber amicorum Cyrille Fijnaut, Intersentia, Antwerpen, pp. 587-599
    Police Secret service National Socialism Holocaust / Shoah
  8. The elusive line between prevention and detection of crime in German undercover policing Contribution
    Ross, Jacqueline E. (2008)
    In: Dubber, Markus; Valverde, Mariana (Eds.), Police and the liberal state, Stanford University Press, Stanford, pp. 136-156
    Police Criminal investigation Secret service
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  9. Terror and law in Germany. German responses to 9/11 Journal Article
    Safferling, Christoph J.M. (2006)
    In: Journal of International Criminal Justice, 4(5), pp. 1152-1165
    Terrorism Police Secret service Electronic surveillance Due process of law Constitutional law Criminal procedure Evidence: criminal law
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  10. The place of covert surveillance in democratic societies. A comparative study of the United States and Germany Journal Article
    Ross, Jacqueline E. (2006)
    In: American Journal of Comparative Law, 55(3)
    Criminal investigation Secret service Police Rule of law Civil rights Right of privacy Criminal procedure Constitutional law Evidence: criminal law Organized crime Legal history Comparative law
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